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In this fascinating 36-lecture exploration of scientific growth filled with ideas, anecdotes, and insights. You'll see how 20th-century scientists have built on crucial 19th-century concepts such as energy, natural selection, atoms, fields, and waves to assemble a body of knowledge to stun even the most farsighted scientific thinkers of that not-too-distant past.

Grow smarter with philosophy from the farm. The Intellectual Agrarian Podcast features interviews with farmers and agrarians, unpacking their stories and skills, ideas and insights, to help us all grow smarter.

History of mathematics research with iconoclastic madcap twists

Insights in Caribbean Intellectual Property is the official podcast of the Caribbean and Americas Intellectual Property Organization, CAAIPO, the leading thinktank and non-profit organization serving the Caribbean region on Intellectual property ,innovation and technology. This podcast will discuss issues in innovation, tech and intellectual property in the Caribbean and across the globe. Join us for the latest ideas and scintillating discussions in policy, development and legal outlooks with leading thinkers and forward thinking discussants. we look forward to having you !

A podcast about today’s big ideas, and the intellectual property considerations behind them.

If you've never heard of intellectual humility, you're not alone. Simply put, intellectual humility is the willingness to admit that something you believe might be wrong. Think of it as a cousin of open-mindedness or a willingness to listen and carefully consider someone else's truths. The concept isn't entirely new—Aristotle and others in the philosophical tradition spoke of intellectual virtues—but there has been a marked increase in research on the subject by behavioral psychologists and other social scientists in the last twenty years. In this series from JSTOR Daily, Conversations on ...

An existential, individualist podcast centered on: IntelligenceUnwavering resolveCompassionAutonomyAnd having a good time We didn't hear people having these conversations in a non-partisan, respectful, truly critical manner. So... we decided to do it ourselves. Even though being independent and intellectual in many ways makes one an outcast. Hosted by Isaak Hyde and often featuring awesome guests, this podcast is for you if you want to hear ideas and perspectives unlike the rehashed slogans and straw man arguments drowning everyone in most media. We've had hunters talking about ethics of ...

Shortly after the emergence of genetic engineering in the 1970s, academic biologists were courted by venture capitalists and multinational companies. Researchers who understood the new biology of the time went from being merely curious about how the natural world functioned to realizing that they could profit from their newfound recognition. As they were inventing all sorts of newfangled organisms, biologists became acquainted with intellectual property.